{"id":15817,"date":"2026-01-15T04:35:40","date_gmt":"2026-01-15T03:35:40","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/learnlanguages-bys.com\/past-simple-ed-pronunciation\/"},"modified":"2026-01-29T00:08:15","modified_gmt":"2026-01-28T23:08:15","slug":"past-simple-ed-pronunciation","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/learnlanguages-bys.com\/fr\/past-simple-ed-pronunciation\/","title":{"rendered":"Past Simple: ” ed ” pronunciation."},"content":{"rendered":"

Le " ed<\/strong> " marquant le past simple ne se lit pas \/ \u00e8d<\/strong> \/, il y’a une prononciation \u00e0 respecter selon certains crit\u00e8res.<\/p>\n

1- Prononciation du "ed" <\/strong>:\u2705\ud83d\udd35<\/p>\n

Il n’existe que 3 fa\u00e7ons de lire ce "ed" :
\nSoit on lit : \/ t<\/strong> \/ , \/ d<\/strong> \/ ou \/ id<\/strong> \/.<\/p>\n

NB<\/strong>:<\/p>\n

Attention ce n’est pas au choix, ce qui veut dire que chaque verbe au past simple n’aura qu’une seule prononciation, soit la 1ere, la 2e ou la 3e.<\/p>\n

2- Comment choisir la prononciation<\/strong>: \u2705\ud83d\udd35<\/p>\n

On utilise la prononciation:<\/p>\n

– \u2705 \/ id<\/strong> \/ : si le verbe se termine par un son \/ t<\/strong> \/ ou \/ d<\/strong> \/.
\nEx<\/strong>:
\nTo ad(d<\/strong>) : I added , on lit \/ a\u00ef *adid* \/ \u2705 et non \/a\u00ef ad\u00e8d\/\u274c<\/p>\n

*To protec(t<\/strong>)* : She protected, on lit \/ shi *preutektid* \/\u2705. \/ Preutekt\u00e8d \/ \u274c<\/p>\n

– \u2705 \/ *t<\/strong>* \/ : si les verbes se terminent par les sons consonnes *sourds<\/strong>* ou *legers<\/strong>* .
\nLes sons l\u00e9gers dans l’ordre apparition sont: \/f<\/strong>\/, \/k<\/strong>\/, \/p<\/strong>\/, \/s<\/strong>\/, x<\/strong> fait aussi \/s<\/strong>\/, \/sh<\/strong>\/, \/ch<\/strong>\/.<\/p>\n

Ex<\/strong> : work, finish, miss, watch, stop.<\/p>\n

Si on ajoute "ed<\/strong>" on doit lire \/t<\/strong>\/.
\nMissed est lu \/ *mist* \/ , worked \/ *workt* \/, finished \/ *finisht* \/.<\/p>\n

NB<\/strong> :<\/p>\n

On doit entendre le \/t<\/strong>\/ pour qu’on puisse savoir que tu es au past simple, car si tu ne lis pas \/ *t<\/strong>* \/, on entendra par exemple \/finish\/ comme quand tu dis au pr\u00e9sent simple : I finish.<\/p>\n

– \u2705 \/ d<\/strong> \/: on lit "ed<\/strong>" ainsi, quand le verbe se termine par les *sons forts* , qui sont tous les autres sons diff\u00e9rents de sons *\/t<\/strong>\/, \/d<\/strong>\/,* et des *sons sourds<\/strong>* .
\nLes sons forts ou vois\u00e9s<\/strong> sont tous les sons voyelles et les autres consonnes\/b, g, z, w m, v, l, n\/ … ainsi de suite…<\/p>\n

Ex<\/strong> :<\/p>\n

*Love<\/strong>* se termine par le son \/ v<\/strong> \/ parce quand tu lis c’est la derniere chose qu’on entend, conclusion: *loved* se lira \/ lovd<\/strong> \/<\/p>\n

Played = \/pl\u00e9\u00efd<\/strong>\/ , cried = \/ kra\u00efd<\/strong>\/, cleaned = \/ klinnd<\/strong>\/.<\/p>\n

Conclusion<\/strong>:\ud83d\udd35\u2705<\/p>\n

Voici ainsi comment on lit le "ed<\/strong>" du past simple.
\nEssayez de vous exercer en cherchant les verbes et d\u00e9duiser la prononciation du "ed<\/strong>": est ce quon va lire t, id ou d ?<\/strong><\/p>\n

Rappel<\/strong>:<\/p>\n

Quand on d\u00e9couvre un verbe on essaye de trouver sa forme past simple et participe pass\u00e9 au m\u00eame moment<\/strong>.
\nParce que \u00e7a devient important au niveau des verbes irr\u00e9guliers o\u00f9 *l’infinitif<\/strong> , past simple et participe pass\u00e9 peuvent chacun \u00eatre diff\u00e9rent de l’autre* .
\nEx<\/strong> : to go<\/strong> \/ went<\/strong> \/ gone<\/strong> .
\nTo do<\/strong> \/ did<\/strong> \/ done<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

V1 # V2 # V3 = chaque forme du verbe est diff\u00e9rente de l’autre.<\/strong><\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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